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Tonsillectomy using laser

Interventional procedures guidance
Reference number: IPG186
Published: 26 July 2006

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Information for the public (Word version) (MSWord 402 KB)

Published:

26 July 2006
Consultation comments tables and responses (PDF 22 KB)

Published:

26 July 2006
Interventional procedures consultation document (second consultation) information
Interventional procedures overview (second consultation) (PDF 163 KB)

Published:

28 March 2006
Laser assisted serial tonsillectomy - interventional procedures consultation document (first consultation) information
Laser assisted serial tonsillectomy - interventional procedures overview (first consultation) (PDF 108 KB)

Published:

20 February 2004